i-70 pretty slow and heavy there but then it continues all the way down south toward clarksburg before that pace picks up so that's one slow ride coming south on i-270 this morning. let's take a live look outside and show what you it looks like if you're planning to head near route 109. this is basically what you have to deal with and that's what i was talking about down into clarksburg. this time out west. the one issue is westbound on i- 66. we'll go to our maps right now where there is a tractor- trailer stalled on the ramp to route 29 in centreville. inbound your delays are out of manassas into centreville. the lanes are open into fairfax. no problems on the beltway west side of town. we're going to end with a live look on the northbound side of i-95. i just want you to know the lanes are open. there are no incidents along your way early this morning. back to you guys. top story now, two secret service agents are under investigation and have been removed from president obama's detail following allegations of misconduct. >> this comes as the agency has been trying to repair its

reputation which was damaged during a prostitution scandal last year in colombia. delia goncalves is live at the hay-adams hotel with more. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, andrea, mike. the secret service brought on its first woman director in its history, a woman very highly qualified but a woman they were hoping would help, quote, curb the male dominated culture of hard partying and other excesses. 53-year-old julia pierson was hired in march. that was just about two months before this incident here at the hay-adams. one night in may, hotel staff alerted the white house of some odd behavior by one of their secret service agents. veteran act assigned to the president's detail ignacia zamora was demanding to get into a woman's room. he left a bullet from his service weapon insides the room and tried to retrieve it when the guest refused to let him inside. the secret service did a routine check of his

blackberry. they discovered zamora and another supervisor timothy barraclough sent subjective sexually explicit e-mails to a female agent. zamora is off the job and barraclough was reassigned. what's the secret service doing now and what do they have to say about the behavior of some of their acts. we'll explore coming up in the next half-hour. >> thank you, delia, outside the hay-adams hotel. the u.s.s. george washington is now in the waters off the philippine islands. the naval aircraft carrier will act as a base of operations for the typhoon haiyan recovery effort. yesterday the united nations said 49,000 people in and around the typhoon battered city of tacloban have received food packs filled with rice and canned goods. survivors have complained about shortages of water, food and medical supplies. looting has been a growing problem in the hard hit areas. yesterday eight people were killed when a wall collapsed

during a stoop peed at a government -- stampede at a government food warehouse. hundreds stormed the warehouse taking 100,000 sacks of rice. an air force officer accused of groping a woman last mays that now been acquitted of all charges. it took an arlington county jury about an hour to reach that decision. 23-year-old woman claims lieutenant colonel jeff krusinski grabbed her in her rear end and breasts outside a crystal city bar. at the time he was leading the military branch's sex assault response team. after his arrest, he was dismissed from that team but again he was acquitted of all charges. 6:04. time for the latest your money segment. >> jessica is here with some headlines and another record breaking day. a lot of things happening this morning. good morning, jess. >> lots of stuff happening. we'll start with confirmation hearings. they begin with the president's pick to be the next head of the federal reserve. janet yellen has been meeting with senators ahead of the hearings. in prepared testimony yellen will tell senators she supports the fed's $85 billion a month

in stimulus. some members of congress say the bond buying program could cause runaway inflation in the future. supporters say it's needed to boost the economy during a slow recovery. yellen is expected to eventually win confirmation despite opposition from tea party members. a government report calling the transportation security administration program a big old waste of money. it's been ten years since the program started. in the decade, the agency has spent more than $900 million. congressional overseers say it is yet to prove the program is effective. so would you get a throat tattoo if it meant you could better communicate with your gadgets? not exactly a tattoo. it's technology google is working on right now. it applied for a patent for a

so-called skin at true. we'll show you the drawing and ten-page document. the tattoo basically sticks to your throat kind of like a sticker. you can put it on a collar or band as well and it would allow you to talk more effectively to your smartphone, gaming device, tablet or wearable technology like google glass. it can even supposedly be used as a lie detector by reading the amount of electricity being conducted by your skin. >> some sort of commanded robot. >> enjoyed in more ways than one. it's 6:06. for the past two decades a local group of women have been fighting against abuse. >> a group of teenagers happy to see flashing lights on a police vehicle? sounds strange, right? it's not. it's not. we'll explain why in

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10 after 6:00, a cold thursday morning. heavy coats early. it's going to abnice afternoon. once we get rid of the big chill this morning, we'll do that by later this morning. it will turn out really decent. 50 degrees by lunch time. we are on our way to 55 today. driving home 51. even warmer than that coming up for tomorrow and the weekend. i'll have those details and your seven-day forecast in about five. right now monika with timesaver traffic. we're in good shape from college park to silver spring. here's the beltway at route 1. no problems in prince george's county between 95 and the wilson bridge. right now a crash on the southbound side of i-270 at route 85 and very slow out of frederick. back to you guys. thank you, monika. domestic vie lefns is considered one of -- violence is considered one of the most pressuring issues in society. most victims are women and

children. a group in d.c. decided it was time to fight back and knock out abuse. knockout celebrates 20 years of supporting abuse victims at its annual women only' vent that include -- women only event that includes a charity auction and spectacular entertainment. joining us is the senior vice president of government affairs at fed ex and david known for his women's wear and couture red carpet designs. i'm wearing one of his designs this morning and i'll have one on this evening and i'm pleased to be wearing this. thank you for taking part in knockout. i'm the emcee tonight. this is the second time doing this as a chair and it's a spectacular night unlike any in washington. what's planned for this evening? >> we have a lot of fun things planned. one thing we have planned, we don't normally have entertainment during the gala. but because it's the 20th anniversary, we've got a special treat for the ladies tonight. we're going to have four-time

nominate -- grammy nominated eric bonet. he's also agreed to be our auction item for lunch for the next day for the winner. >> that's the live auction portion of that. that raises a lot of money which is also why david is here and we're wearing some of his beautiful outfits. >> they're selling you off too. >> selling me off. when it comes to a charity or good organization, i'm shameless. watch out, ladies. we'll get you to open the purse strings. >> you said you've done things, worked with organizations like dress for success and some of the women who come through dress for success have been abuse victims. >> absolutely. when you get to speak to some of these women and hear some of these stories, you know, you realize how blessed you are. you know, i'm a big believer, you've got to big back. when i was asked to join this,

it's a great cause. it's a pleasure to be here. we're going to have fun and most importantly we're going to raise money to support these women and children in the shelter that provides them with the capabilities to move on with their lives. >> absolutely. >> gina, this is the second year you've chaired this. you've shared statistics with people earlier last week. how prevalent is the problem? >> it's a huge problem. one in four women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. that's devastating. every 15 seconds a woman is beaten by her partner. in d.c. 5500 people were served at domestic violence intake centers last year. so the problem -- and those are the people who report. there are so many more. >> where are the proceeds going from tonight's benefit? >> there are a lot of beneficiaries. knockout abuse gives the money directly to places like safe

shores, bethany house, crossroads. a lot of organizations receive the money and then they provide direct service to the victims. >> again, special guests, david meister auctioning off up with of his gowns, eric bonet and tickets still available. >> going fast. >> knockoutabuse.org. you can get the link on our website. we hope to see you there again this year. i'm the emcee again. let's go to howard. you may need a little wrap because temperatures will drop interest the 40s this evening but i don't think winds will be that strong. so all in all for this time of year, pretty good weather. and pretty good sky this morning. check this out. gorgeous looking sky on our michael & son weather camera. sunrise 6:50 and mainly clear out there this morning. temperatures will rise nicely. 50'ish by lunch time. our high today 55.

then this evening, these are the temperatures, 47 by 7:00. 45 by 9:00. so, yes, you'll need something. i don't think the heaviest coat but light to middle weight jacket should do it for you. temps ins 20s and 30s just about everywhere east of the rockies this morning and especially when you get north of let's say i-20, east of i- 65. that's 27 in pittsburgh. one of the coldest spots ocean city. the airport there actually down to 24. himp just about -- high pressure just about overhead so with dry air, light winds, you get away from the city, temperatures really drop off. low 20s at dulles. germantown 18. now 27 in waldorf. dumfries is 23. the same up in laurel this morning and on the bay north beach, a frigid 28 degrees. one more look at that awe summer hor rye disop on our -- horizon. 31 this morning with a windchill of 26. we could handle that. only a light wind out of the west, southwest at 5 and the barometer is falling. 30, 35 as high pressure is

building away. wondering about more cold air? i'm looking up in canada. there's not that much. yeah, a little bit in extreme north central canada so arctic air here. but you remember last week, we had temperatures here which were minus 10, minus 20. now they're plus 12, plus 20 so there's no real deep arctic air that can come down any time soon. even though it's 33 in dallas and 30 in atlanta and a cold morning here, this cold is going to modify rather quickly over the next couple of days. also because not just there's no cold air there but even what's up there is not going to come down. see the clouds going west to east, that zonal flow will lock up even the moderate cold up into canada and allow the warmer temperatures in the southern u.s. to head our way. we'll climb today. yesterday 45, today 55. i think closer to 60 if not upper 50s tomorrow and 60s, low to mid-60s over the weekend. today looks fine. future cast is quiet. a couple of clouds here and there, that's it but a dry day. tonight we'll be clear and

cold. not as cold as this morning but still upper 20s to mid-30s. then tomorrow it starts with sunshine. look how the clouds are increasing in the afternoon. then later tomorrow night, probably after midnight for most of us. we'll see showers into saturday morning and i do think some sun can return by saturday afternoon. >> forecast today, 55 degrees, sunny and milder, winds southwest 5, 8, 10 miles an hour. 36 in town tonight with the upper 20s in the cold spots. tomorrow upper 50s with increasing clouds and showers tonight into saturday morning. saturday 62 with a little sun in the afternoon. sunday mid-60s with a chance for a shower late in the day. another chance of showers really sunday night into the first half of monday before more cooler temps -- colder temps tuesday and wednesday in the 40s. monika samtani stepping in. timesaver traffic. had a nice start but we're in the 6:00 hour now. you know what that means. >> howard is calling the bewitching hour and it kind of is i'm sorry to say. that's because we have a couple of incidents to report and lots

of slow traffic. southbound i-270 at route 85 coming out of frederick, the accident is clearing but take a look at the delays from our sky 9 on the southbound side of 270. so this is basically what it looks like coming out of frederick. one long slow lineup right past the crash on 85 down past 109 all the way to 121 before the pace picks up in germantown so lots to consider early this morning. let's go back over to the maps and this time to 66. on the inbound side in centreville, there's a stalled tractor-trailer along the left side of the roadway right at route 29. so now it's beginning to slow down not only in manassas but really from gainesville. it's going to be all the way to centreville and then look at that. it's pretty much green all the way through fairfax. slow traffic here as well heading south on the beltway towards springfield. northbound 95 looks okay. we're going to take a live look one more time if you're planning to head here, you know, it's 6:00. this is what it always looks like coming up from dale city, woodbridge, lorton, newington,

springfield, lanes are open. back to you guys. another look at the facebook question of the morning this morning. 70% of women think men over 35 look ridiculous when they wear what? a, socks with sandals, b, too much clone or c, their hat backwards. >> facebook friend will road socks and sandals worn together should be illegal. >> i think he's telling his age there a little bit. we'll have more responses coming up in 30 minutes. keep it here. [ female announcer ] breyers.

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we've got high today about 55 degrees. mike? if you can hear music in the backgrounds, that's a little tease. we'll let you know what that is. you will not want to miss the band coming up in about 15 minutes. blue lights in the rear view mirror can make you nervous sometimes but in today's cool schools, we're going to introduce you to some students who actually look forward to them. in some cases it helps them find a career. not necessarily in law enforcement. the big yellow bus making a stop in loudoun county, virginia. [ sirens ] >> reporter: a police presence at monroe technical center in loudoun county, virginia is a regular thing. the difference is the students here look forward to it. >> it looks good. i like it. >> reporter: they have a pretty impressive partnership with the men in blue. when sheriff mike chapman got these humvees from the department of defense, they

needed some work. >> there's a hole in that hood. you have to get fiberglass and lay it on there and sand it down and then paint it. >> reporter: students are getting job experience with a real customer and the sheriff's department gets the work done at a great price: free. >> when these vehicles came to us they were camouflage all over. they had to completely sand the vehicle down. they painted the vehicles and decalled the vehicles. now we can use these to inclesm meant weather. >> reporter: this partnership goes far beyond the garage, though. >> it initially came up to here. i used a tool to make it go all the way down. >> reporter: this group was an integral part of the pain to encourage teenagers to stop texting behind the wheel. now her layout work and marketing skill can is seen in every school in the county thanks to her poster. the partnership with the sheriff's department also laid the foundation for her future.

>> i mainly discovered when i came here when last year when we started playing around with things and see how this was actually like a job, i decided i want to keep doing this. >> reporter: the quality work makes the sheriff's department want to keep doing it, too. turns out police presence is a good thing at monroe tech. >> they get to actually talk to the deputies and learn hey, these are real guys out in the community and it builds that relationship and it's a good relationship. >> the students also have an opportunity to take a nine-week criminal justice course through the sheriff's department. brad teaches it and helped set up this story. if you have a cool school, send an e-mail my way or you can find me at twitter. a crash in lorton right now on the northbound side of route 1 at gunsston cove road. it involves a truck and again it's blocking off the left lane. an accident or actually a stalled vehicle on route 50 at graham road and that's in seven corners. in springfield just some

delays. other than that, no problems on to 395. we'll be back with more coming up after the

good morning. it's 6:30 a.m. i'm andrea roane. good morning. i'm mike hydeck. monika will have traffic momentarily and howard is outside on the weather terrace. >> bundle up with the the coat, ear muffs. a chilly morning with most temperatures in the 20s right now. on the plus note, we're going to have a sunny day and the winds are light in most areas. the calm even right now. that's also a good thing. here's a look outside on our michael & son weather camera. a beautiful looking sky across washington this morning. mainly clear. just a couple of high thin ones on the horizon. you can see what a pretty day we're going to have. temperatures will be running in the mid-50s this afternoon. so after this rather chilly start, sunny and milder, southwest winds 5 to 10. you see the clear skies overhead with clouds in pennsylvania tracking and diminishing as they head toward delaware. 18 now manassas. 21 culpeper, some of the colder readings. frederick and winchester at freezing. again after the chilly start, going into the mid-50s. let's send it over to monika

samtani and get another update on timesaver traffic. i'm going to start with a live look from our sky 9 on the southbound side of i-270. this is going to be at route 121 in clarksburg. this is kind of where it begins to break loose but really it's one long slow lineup from frederick all the way down to clarksburg and then here it's again picks up into germantown and rockville. let's go over to our maps. on the outer loop of the beltway pretty normal. slow traffic out of college park. your heaviest stretch is going to be right here at georgia avenue in silver spring where it's about 38 miles an hour. all of your northern maryland corridors other than 270 are in good shape. that includes 95 coming in from baltimore. over to the next map. on the bw parkway and route 50, no problems through cheverly. you have got that long-term construction zone on route 50 near new york avenue. and other than that in your northeast corridor, you're fine. all the anacostia river crossings are good. this is what it looks like if you're planning to head northbound on 395 in the shirlington area. no issues to the 14th street bridge.

right now the lanes are open across all the potomac river crossings as well. back to you guys. the obama administration released new enrollment numbers from the affordable care act. they aren't anywhere near what was expected. >> they had been trying to downplay it even leading up to the announcement. the administration says less than 27,000 people signed up for health insurance on the federal healthcare.gov site. andyational 79 -- an additional 79,000 enrolled in state exchanges operated by state governments. those numbers are 80% lower than what the white house was projecting. another scandal is swirling around the agency responsible for protecting the president. >> two secret service supervisors are being investigated for misconduct and inappropriate behaimp. delia goncalves is live at the hay-adams hotel near the white house and it's part of the investigation. >> reporter: the legendary hay- adams actually served as a temporary home of the obamas during the very beginning

stages of his first presidency and it's the center of yet another sex scandal involving some of the same acts charged with keeping the president safe. hotel staff told the white mouse back in may about senior supervisor ignacia zamora's strange behavior. he was demanding to get back into a woman's room one night. "the washington post" reveals when he was staying inside he unloaded his service weapon and later returned to retrieve a single bullet he left behind. that call sparked an internal investigation. the secret service checked out zamora's blackberry and discovered he and another supervisor timothy barraclough sent sexually suggestive e- mails to a female subordinate. isis a mora is now off the job -- zamora is now off the job and barraclough has been reassigned. the secret service only told the attorney general to investigate last month saying they handled the matter internally.

a spokesperson for the agent tess us, we have always maintained that the secret service has a professional and dedicated work force. periodically, though, we have isolated incidents of misconduct just like every organization does. knew, this comes about a year and a half after some other misconduct they would say. agents preparing for a presidential visit to colombia were busted with prostitutes. since that scandal a major shake-up within the agency and now they have hired their first woman director, a woman who comes to the agency with several decades of experience but a woman that they were hoping would help curb that male dominated culture and a culture of excess. mike, andrea, back to you. >> delia, thank you. it is time for the final your money segment of the morning. >> jessica joins us from the newsroom with headlines and how people are finding good places to work. good morning, jess. >> absolutely. good morning to boat of you. this year's list of -- both of

you. this year's list of best jobs features a number of jobs in the technical and medical field. they picked the top 100 jobs in terms of growth, pay and satisfaction. so what is the top job? biomedical engineer. it has a median pay of $87,000 with a ten-year job growth figure of nearly 62% and 15,700 total jobs. clinical nurse specialist came in at number twofold by software architect, general surgeon and management consultant. high-tech jobs made up six of the top 25 positions. remember those yoga pants lululemon had to recall last march because they were too shear? an improved version is now back on store shelves. they're called the second chance pants. they have an extra layer of fabric on the back and an added strip see through mesh along

the legs. they're selling them for 92 bucks and according to business insider, the recall is expected to cause the canadian company $67 million in lost revenue for 2013. we all know holiday shopping can be hectic and crowded, especially on popular days like black friday, but what if you want to avoid the crowds and the diehard shoppers? who doesn't, right? shoppertrack.com found the least busy day to do your shopping is -- write this down -- wednesday, december 4. other quiet days include december 2 and 3 along with the 9th and 11th. other ways to avoid the crowds, shop early and shop mid week. the malls will be a lot calmer than on the weekends of course and customer service, well, they're going to actually be attentive to you because you won't have so much competition with other shopper in the stores. sounds good to me. >> but you told everybody what those days are. now they're going to be crowding us out, jess. >> it's the benefit of the

shift, though, the fact we can get off around 1:00 and go shopping. >> and find a parking place. the worst. >> very good. a sewer line problem in one local county is going to cost homeowners individually now tens of thousands of dollars. >> and we're just a few weeks away from the lighting of the national christmas tree. >> don't forget, we are always on on wusa9.com. the wusa9 app is free and fantastic. grab it. we'll

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6:41. beautiful morning out there. i have a picture i want to share with you right now. this was taken from the national park service's web cam about 20 minutes ago. it's such a great location. we had a beautiful sky this morning. so you can check that out at the national park service on their air monitoring cameras or go to my facebook or twitter page and find it there. on our own weather cam, it's a gorgeous morning. clear skies. a little chilly but it will all be gone in a few hours as we head toward 50 by lunch time. high of 55. this evening we're falling back into the 40s. mid-40s by 9:00. not as cold today or as windy.

tonight it won't be as cold. we'll be down in the upper 20s to mid-30s. currently we're right there, even colder. 18 in manassas. 15 elkins, west virginia. harrisonburg 19. locally we have a lot of temps in the 20s now. it is 32 down at the pax river naval air station but fairfax, alexandria 25. it's looking 22 in dumfries and germantown and 24 in ashburn this morning. to the east bowie 26. yes, a cold frosty morning in many spots. waiting on the sunrise happening at 6:50 this morning. right now 31, clear skies, feeling like 26 with a 5 mile an hour wind out of the west, southwest. the southwesterly wind is a warmer direction. we've been dealing with the cold north, northwesterly winds for a couple of days. that's changing. the cold air bottled up in areas in the polar regions over in europe. not so much in canada. there isn't a lot of arctic air up there. whatever there is will be locked in. this zonal flow holdsed cold up. it can't dive down. we just got to modify this air

mass. that will happen. temperatures over the next few days will be moderating so clear skies today. a few more clouds tomorrow afternoon. and some showers possible here later friday night into early saturday. today 55. sunny, milder. 36 tonight with the upper 20s in the cold spots. tomorrow upper 50s, increasing clouds in the afternoon with showers at night and i think most of the high school football games will get off without rain. then we're looking at some early showers saturday but a couple of peeks of sun in the afternoon, 62. sunday milder, mid-60s. late sunday, sunday night, first half of monday more showers arriving. 60s on monday but then colder, 40s tuesday and wednesday. monika samtani stepping in now. she's got timesaver traffic. >> always good -- you get all the good news today for the weekend. i get all the bad news. there's a lot of it too. one accident on route 210 at fort washington road and lots of slow traffic including on the beltway, 39 miles an hour into silver spring leaving college park. at least the lanes are open so that's g. you have delays on

the marc trains 7893 -- trains 839 is 22 minutes late. 505 is canceled. it broke down along its route so you want to use 407 instead. over to 66 on the inbound side. slowest stretch is going to be in the manassas and centreville. a tiny bit in fairfax. then good in vienna. no problems on the beltway from the toll road to spring field. one last live look, this time from our sky 9. actually northbound 95 looking good in spring field. it's just going to be slow as usual as you head up to 395 and the 14th street bridge. at least your lanes are open trouble free this morning. boy, mike, you are surrounded by talented people this morning. look at you. >> wait till you hear. have you ever had a song you can picture yourself just singing backup with it when you hear it on the radio? this next band is one of those songs for a lot of people, including some of us who were back in the high school days when your big hit came. in the 1980s they had a song called "hanging on a string." this morning we're thrilled to be joined by loose ends, the

original members are here with us. this is the legendary eugene, steve and jeff. they're all here. the one thing i didn't know, you are huge in the u.k. you have a british accent. >> yeah, we're from london. we're very pleased to be here. we always had a good relationship with washington, d.c. back in the day we used to go to the library with wolfman jack. >> and you are performing tonight at the howard. >> at the howard. >> and for people who don't know, this is at least the second incarnation of the band over time? >> yes. [indiscernible] we have my drummer right here. >> raise your hand so they can see you. >> oh, my goodness, mr. jim. we have my brother here, kenny lynch. and we have dominique. >> you have a show tonight at

the howard and tomorrow night as well. what time does it start? >> it starts at 7:30 p.m. we'll be doing all the hits, slow down, hanking on a string, you can't stop the rain. >> you can't stop the rain, another one of my favorites. fantastic. are you going to be traveling around the united states? where is your tour from here? >> after we finish here in d.c., we are going to be in new york. >> what's your impression of the howard theatre since it was redone it's stunning. what is it like to perform there? >> loverly acoustics. it sounds -- lovely acoustics. it sounds amazing. it's closest to being on the record. >> what are you sing something. >> you can't stop the rain. >> thank you so much for coming n. we cannot wait to see. they'll play us to break. ladies and gentlemen, loose ends.

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6:53. we've got sunny skies. sunrise just a few moments ago. it's really going to be a nice day today. cold start, though. we've got lots of 20s out there now but we'll get to about 55 this afternoon with a southwest wind 5 to 10. even warmer in the seven-day. have that for you in a few. in the news right now, some virginia homeowners are being forced to front the bill to fix a sewer line in their community. it would cost each homeowner 10,000 to $20,000 a piece. the 400-foot sewer line runs between 9th and 10th streets in arlington. it was installed in the 1920's. we're 21 days away from

president obama lighting the national christmas tree. some of this year's performers will include the band train, janelle monae will be there and latin musician prince royce. the tree lighting annual tradition that dates back to 1923. coming to broadway, the grammy winning -- sorry, sorry, sorry. >> time to answer the question of the morning. 70% of women think that men over 35 look ridiculous when they wear what? a, socks and sandals, b too, much clone or c, their hat backwards. >> sometimes c depends on the person and the hat. >> it is the hat. the answer is c. don't wear your hat backwards if you're over 35, guys. >> grow up. we'll

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looking nicer this afternoon after the cold start, midz 50s. -- mid-50s. tomorrow upper 50s with increasing clouds. could be a shower late friday night into saturday and a milder weekend. things are tough outside on the outer loop. it's very slow here at new hampshire avenue from the 95 interchange but boy it's smooth in here. >> tying up all loose ends. >> that was brutal. they're going to play us out. we're so thrilled to have them. >> take care. >> see you tomorrow. ♪

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it is thursday, november 14th, 2013. welcome to "cbs this morning." the official obama care numbers fall drastically short this morning. both parties are demanding answers. the mayor of the town flattened by typhoon haiyan tells his people to get out. seth doane is there with the rush to save millions. plus, a new scandal for the secret service. fbi insider john miller on a bullet, hotel room, and high-ranking supervisors in trouble. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> just another day in a series of mess-ups. you really can't even tell what's going on here. >> a reality check for obama care. >> 106,000 people made it thro